The EPR Paradox: Was Einstein Wrong About “Spooky Action at a Distance”?

Qubit and his twin sister Quinn each take a sealed box to opposite ends of the galaxy. When Qubit opens his, he instantly knows what’s in hers. In 1935, Einstein used this kind of puzzle to argue that quantum physics was incomplete. Was he right? We follow the gloves analogy, the EPR argument, Bell’s test, and how entanglement now protects secret messages. Chapters: 0:00 Two particles, far apart 0:05 The spooky boxes 1:00 A normal pair of gloves 1:42 What quantum physics says 2:31 Einstein’s argument (EPR, 1935) 4:06 Quiz: who was right? 4:47 Bell’s test 5:33 Can entanglement send messages? 6:17 Unbreakable secrets & the quantum internet 7:36 What we learned 8:17 End Who would YOU share an entangled pair with? Tell us in the comments! Hashtags: #physics #quantumphysics #einstein #entanglement #science #thoughtexperiment #EPRparadox #quantum